paul wheaton

Kim Swegar wrote:I love you guys but I’m really annoyed. I just bought the 8 movie set in the streaming version this week! I would have MUCH rather had the physical DVDs. Is there anything you can do about this for me?

I’ve supported your kickstarter and been on these forums for years and want to own RMH in the coming year.

Kim

what is your shipping addy?

Andrew Greaves wrote:I want to be in the bootcamp. Sepper is  for people who want to do their own thing be on vacay or work remotely as far as i can tell.  I want to get my  hands dirty, work hard and LEARN!!!

I sent an email to your primary email addy with a link to the questionnaire.

The crates stack, but they don't "interlock" or nest or anything.  I think i would not want to try to stack them higher than 3 crates unless they are in some sort of frame to hold them.

Found some bark and brought it in.

Cardboard is running low.  

Garbage wood is running low.  

Looking at some dead branches in nearby trees.




Kinda thinking that the real magic for doing this in the future is to have something like 40 of these wood crates and to fill them up with woody garbage in the summer and set them some place dry.  Just having a good place to put woody garbage will make a huge difference.  

Cardboard is easier cuz you get a lot of cardboard boxes.  Cut up three cardboard boxes and store them in a cardboard box.  

Our daily traffic has not beaten saturday, but ...  our traffic for the whole month is already ahead of our all time record month (last month).

We are currently at 14 million for january.  And our daily traffic is a wee bit less than a million a day.

Andrew,

I found where you parted with $100 in 2017 to join the bootcamp.  

Is the bootcamp what you wanna do now?  Or do you want to rent a cabin (be a sepper)?

I am pretty sure that tess won't be able to give out apples.  So she won't see that button.

But it looks like she has pie, so she can give people pie.

bump

I think we are now standardizing on the first sunday of the month:

march 1
april 5
may 3
june 7
july 5

I think there are six different things called "huckleberry" in the united states.  Each are very different.  What you are after is "montana huckleberry".  



These have not yet been domesticated.


Here are some huckleberries that grow in the seattle area



They taste more like gooseberries.